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Trump's secret Moscow skyscraper pursuit exposed him to Kremlin

Trump's effort to keep the tower a secret meant the Kremlin possessed compromising information on the presidential candidate

Walmart hints at one-day free shipping to take on Amazon's $800-mn gameplan

Amazon.com Inc said it would spend $800 million in the current quarter to reduce delivery times for top customers to one day from two

This 'Crazy Rich Asians'-inspired Singapore night club has a ferris wheel

With its carnival theme and gilded cage bars, the venue can accommodate about 2,000 party-goers

Snoop Dogg-backed medical marijuana company seeks Big Pharma funding

Bank of America Merrill Lynch estimates the European legal cannabis market could be worth around $60 billion a year by 2026

Hedge fund manager falls in Mumbai manhole, lives to tell the tale

Mumbai has seen repeated accidents recently due to deteriorating infrastructure

Oil prices tumble as Donald Trump dials Opec to lower gasoline prices

Futures in New York fell as much as 4.5 per cent on Friday, wiping away gains from earlier in the week that had followed the US' vow of tougher sanctions on Iran

How a $5 bn fine could turn out to be a 'great Investment' for Facebook

Facebook took a $3 billion charge this week concerning a Federal Trade Commission investigation over whether the company violated a 2011 privacy settlement with the agency

Are superstar companies killing competition and taking over the US economy?

If competition is dying, govt needs to attack the problem somehow - blocking mergers, breaking up cos, or enacting policies like minimum wages and union-friendly laws that balance out corporate power

Saudi pledges steady supply as Trump ends waivers for oil imports from Iran

The Saudis are closely monitoring oil-market developments after the US announcement regarding export sanctions on Iran, Al-Falih said in a statement

Jet Airways waits for the new owner as rivals muscle in on territory

While the cash-strapped carrier awaits potential investors to pump in money, rivals are aggressively going after its most prized assets

Sri Lanka not alone: Terrorism is gaining ground in entire South Asia

The entire South Asian subcontinent once ruled by the British is seeing religious and ethnic identities harden and divisions deepen

No claims, small terror group: How Lanka attacks break from past patterns

Could a small, little-known local group really have launched such a deadly complex operation?

Lok Sabha Elections: Why coalition govts are better for reforms in India

Most observers agree that, while Modi may return to power, his party will probably no longer have a majority in Parliament on its own. If so, we will be back in the coalition era

US says will scrap Iran oil waivers, hurting India and China's import plans

Indian Oil Corp. says it has lined up alternative suppliers since last year to hedge against the loss of crude from Iran.

Sri Lanka blames local jihadist group for blasts, admits ignored warnings

The death toll rose to 290 in the coordinated blasts on Easter Sunday at churches and luxury hotels, which the government said were carried out by seven suicide bombers.

How US ending Iran sanctions waiver could affect oil markets and more

The move threatens to squeeze supplies further in a market that's already facing supply disruptions from Venezuela to Libya and Nigeria

Sri Lanka seeks global assistance, stability after Easter blasts kill 215

At least 215 people died in coordinated blasts on Easter Sunday at churches and luxury hotels, some of which involved suicide bombers

Trump administration to eliminate Iran oil waivers after May 2 expiration

The current set of waivers -- issued to China, India, Japan, South Korea, Italy, Greece, Turkey and Taiwan -- expire on May 2

FB has assembled a small army of fact-checkers for Indian polls. Too small

The world's largest democracy represents a key proving ground for Silicon Valley's battered disinformation amplifier

Government or state banks - who is to blame for India's slowdown?

After elections, the next government should not dodge the need for more radical reforms